Terrance Levi Stevenson

A Celebration of Life Service for Mr. Terrance Levi Stevenson, 43 of Palmdale, CA and formerly of Decatur, AL. will be 1:00 pm Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at Sterrs Cemetery with the Reverend Dylan Woodall officiating. 

Terrance Levi Stevenson was born November 4, 1977, in Morgan County, Decatur, Alabama, to Constance Ford Senior of Decatur, Alabama and Kirby Stevenson (Dr. Shelia Nash Stevenson) of Madison, Alabama.

He confessed his life to Jesus Christ and joined the First Missionary Baptist Church in Decatur, Alabama. He was a Certified Coating Specialist employed by the Painter and Allied Trades International Union DC 36 of Palmdale, California, a member of George W. Braxdall Lodge No. 28 of Decatur, Alabama PHA F&AM and the Lionz Den Motorcycle Club. He loved riding his motorcycle, "Betty," and loved to cook and entertain family, friends, and neighbors.  
 

In 2013, Terrance was initiated into FreemasonryTM and raised to the degree of Master Mason. During his tenure, he served in office as Junior Warden, Senior Warden, and the most prestigious honor as Worshipful Master. He was initiated into the Order of Eastern Star and held the office of Associated Patron. In 2014, Terrance was initiated into the Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite of FreemasonryTM/Tennessee Valley Consistory No.160, where he attained the 32nd Degree FreemasonryTM. In 2014, Terrance was created by the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine / Al Azhar Temple No. 195, where he was awarded the Nobleman of the year for 2017. Terrance held offices as the Marshall, Second Ceremonial Master, and First Ceremonial Master. Through his years of service, Terrance received numerous accolades for his hard work and dedication to the Masonic Orders and his community's charitable and benevolent agendas.

In January of 2019, Terrance Stevenson, aka "Batman," earned his full membership as a Lionz Den Motorcycle Club Member. During his time, the Lionz Den motorcycle club voted him into the position of Sgt. At Arms. Terrance provided innovative ideas to renovate the club's appearance, promoted charitable service to the community, and never required any recognition. He will always remain a legendary Lionz Den member and have a lasting impact on the whole Motorcycle set.

God called him home on March 27, 2021. He is preceded in death by his grandparents: Willie Ford and Ola Mae Stevenson Johnson.

He leaves to cherish his memories with many loved ones: his daughter, Terina Stevenson; one granddaughter, Aspen Freeman; stepchildren, Christopher "Devin" Moore (son, Eli), and Harley Moore; His cherished partner, Joi Kirk (daughters, Raileigh and Toyan); His grandparents, Collis Stevenson of Decatur, Alabama and Annie D. Ford of Decatur, Alabama; three brothers, Andreas "Tian“ Stevenson (Dr. Quanda Stevenson) of Huntsville, Alabama, Lawrence G. Ford (Nina Ford) of Montgomery, Alabama, Keegan Stevenson of Huntsville, Alabama, and a sister; Dr. Kecenia Stevenson of Tallahassee, FL; two nephews, Ethan Ford and Peyton Ford, and a niece; Madison Ford and a plethora of uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends. He was a father figure to many children who he cared dearly for and took under his wings!

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